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charlene · 11-26-2009, 03:45 PM

thanks RJ!
I am still replaying every moment from last week in a very serious PMS..Post Massey Syndrome..we've all got it real bad this time.
Every night had Lightfoot top the previous evening and there were several memorable moments for sure. I had my tissues out one night for IYCRMM and had to give one to Sparky..the dedications to Ingrid were lovely and as always Restless makes me realize how precious life is.
The pubjams and afternoon at the Wallace house were gems for sure - walking up and down Yonge Street, thru the Eaton Centre, down to the jams, dinners at the Elephant & Castle, Mr. Greenjeans and Swiss Chalet, brunches at Frans...after show drinks at the Imperial and Marriott bars..all with good friends and great fans. But for a bit of rain one day the weather was extraordinary for Toronto in November so I'm glad for that. I hate the cold.
Missing past attendees but meeting new ones is always part of the experience as is seeing how fast 4 days and nights can really speed by and now enduring how long 18 months till the next one will really seem.
There will be other venues to see Lightfoot in 2010 but none compare to The Church of Gord on Shuter Street.
Amen.

11-26-2009, 03:45 PM	#5
charlene Moderator Join Date: May 2000 Posts: 16,001	Re: The Massing at Massey 2009 thanks RJ! I am still replaying every moment from last week in a very serious PMS..Post Massey Syndrome..we've all got it real bad this time. Every night had Lightfoot top the previous evening and there were several memorable moments for sure. I had my tissues out one night for IYCRMM and had to give one to Sparky..the dedications to Ingrid were lovely and as always Restless makes me realize how precious life is. The pubjams and afternoon at the Wallace house were gems for sure - walking up and down Yonge Street, thru the Eaton Centre, down to the jams, dinners at the Elephant & Castle, Mr. Greenjeans and Swiss Chalet, brunches at Frans...after show drinks at the Imperial and Marriott bars..all with good friends and great fans. But for a bit of rain one day the weather was extraordinary for Toronto in November so I'm glad for that. I hate the cold. Missing past attendees but meeting new ones is always part of the experience as is seeing how fast 4 days and nights can really speed by and now enduring how long 18 months till the next one will really seem. There will be other venues to see Lightfoot in 2010 but none compare to The Church of Gord on Shuter Street. Amen.